Smyrna times., 1887-10-05

ing Is by 20 feet, with large porch.
WIN. P. WRIGHT has built near CLAY.
Ton on the road in the rear of his
orick yard a double dwelling of six
rooms to be occupied by his workmen,
HE farmers, whose operations in
drilling wheat We're interrupted bv the
lIur Gays OF rain last week, are gener-
any busy this in putting in their seed
TITUS l. HOBBS has bought the stock
OF store goods of VIM. E. Waters in the
store adjoining his own, on lower Main
street. and the store will hereafter he
run for him by Harry Revor. -
GEO. 7. EICHMAN, merchant tailor
OF DUO Arch street, PHILADELPHIA. who
mas made great many suits for ner-
sons OF this town, calls attention to his
readiness to supply fall suits.
L. A. CoTTON will continue 70 col,
lhe new Fall and Winter Stock at cost
until further notice for cash onLy. All
persons indebted will call and settle as
the business must be positively closed. 4
AT the first election under the nev
charter, the following persons wero
erected Town Commissioners of CLAW
ton Saturday: Thomas HolIidav
b. Book, Morris Kermse, Abel SeviI
c. A. Brown. ''ii'
MRS: REBECCA WILLIAIfs. on tho
bud" farm, near Smyrna LANDING
intends to quit farming soon to taka r,,
her residence in Chester. and will baa
succeeded by Clinton Ransom. son Of
" m \. Ransom, near town.
LONG stretches of new pavements
nave been placed in front of the Catts
ana Evans properties on South street
ana IN front of the basket mill on Com.
n street that will be enioved NV
Ihe pedestrians in bad weather.
A NANsEMOND sweet potato that
came with a lot shipped to Snnerin'
Handy from friends IN VIZ
gInla, made family of six n dinnar
,esteruay. 1t was baked, and carved
very much as water mellon is sliced. I
A SUMNER Farewell to the country ]
cousin: 0Ou"'ry '
Goodbye, Uncle Obadiah S
Aunt Marian and Hezekfsb
now the month has slipped awayt \
And we think Il Is a pitv
That you don't get 10 me citv
II you mOUd, come spend the dav il
FIVE freight cars were derailad on
ne Bombay Hook road on Satnrdo,, Y
y the spreading of the track at az
orthern limit of the town. and carsaJ [
iucn trouble to get them on again. 3
1ey were Oelng run down to be load Il
u with phosphate at Lewis & Prices =,
lctory. --O0 s.
DOVER with 4S6 pupils in her public in
moods receives this year s112854 IF
re state appropriation while Smvrno d
lth 800 pupils receives 1927. 70. The f
lestIon IS, why should Dover with
neteen pupils less than SMYRNA re- 81
i've S2OO.8l more Of the State annro- te
ration? "PPiO- IL
HE Odd Fellows at the close oftbeir &.
guar meeting on Friday night re- vi
liTed IN body to the saloon Of Gee
-. stevenson to enjoy an oyster stew DC
rNed up IN the best style of the art III
ley numbered about forty. ter of II
nom were visitors from the lod0e a. co
. Georges 's0 az M
49, 'Ayc CtOthterS QUdrterIU | MI
autumn IS now out. In addition fri
the price list and fashion plates II
ntalns the usual assortment of mis- wi
iianeous literary matter. The nrice so,
tnls excellent magazine is but 5O
nus a year, and the publishers are da,
.a"orldge q ClOthier, PHILADELPHIA Mi
JoAL will be dearer the coming win
IMAM for some time. Wbenever
ere are strikes IN the coal regions 7
. an advance Of wages there. Some o,t
~ must pay for it, and the consumer 6".
lerally has TO foot the bill We &c,
III Dc better off than they are in Chi 81
TO- where 1t is said coal costs firm, a. a.,
e TO ten dollars per ton. n raS
w published last week in orr Nra,-, Som
q items that Rev. Mr.. Lucas had In
iaIo vine nine feet high. This pro
npIed Alex. FAIRIES, of this town. to ma
asure one OF his vines which is train. in I
on trellis, and found it to measure the
ieet seven inches. Eight feet above plai
ground he picked a fine, large. ripe lars
lato That weighed ten ounces. The tior
NJ Is OF the Turner-Hybred variety bly,
NE OF the most satisfactory plaoes it
Philadelphia for the purchasers ~ pre-
goods, Tor convenience of heinz ton
ted on, quality and price, is HaIl3Ss hay
re, 70 South Second street. The furt
:srs. Hall, father and son. have besn unit
Dis place number of wears. ard neal
known to be thoroughly reliable or (,
people who visit the CITY on tLa less
ert will find this store very con- pers
lent. 0O'- then
HE firm Of Stevenson & Perepov pror
succeeded VIM. H. Carr In ne oers
,ream and confectionery business "a
Spring, have dissolved, Mr.. Pern- war
retiring from the business to resume the
trade Of bricklaying. Now that navl
busy season Tor ice cream Is over SSlHes'
stevenson has commenced as \ ne
OF MS business the serving of n r ~
ers, keeping such a place as ladies' % "
'ell rs gentlemen eau be accommo. 1Iig
q TO tempting stew or plate Of t- eni
tune
Z. WIN. AsHcRAFT and wife, John feats
Nooshell and wife, Mrs. Frances battl
'nder, fheo. w. Lavender, wifa Chan
daughters. ThOs. CaVender and Dor.
JOS. l.. Lavender and wife and Battl
II. and w. o. Hoflecker rode IN the L
lessa, on Monday TO attend the Apo
-. Wlhiih Nahdegflit. Mrs. OF The
'eer ~ y q daughter Of DR.. Ash throu
one = ieit with four children. ceivir
leceised mad been in failing health bullet
~ loiea ior more thana year, from went
,m ptions aud died ip the University did v
lsal, q fhiiadelphia, where he many
zone p month before for treatment. as Cal